The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-22

neee, Qua In psrt 10 the large receipts |
announced for tomorrow $50 ca 81,
and partly to the large offerings oil |
prominent local operators when IL was
moderately active. The market
opened about tn same as Yesterdays
closing prices, with offerings quite
free, and prices declined s@1i, the
near futures slosing the greater
weakness, then ruled ti,msr and closed
i@ic lower than Yesterday. October
opened at Al 3c, sold down With sms !
fluctuations 20 Ale, advanced and
closed at 4l!@iltt. May opened at
ALE, Iecsdeo iTr, gularly TO 4is,, re-
covering 10 AL }, the closing prlcs...
Oats we're nearly lifeless. There
was no change In prices except late In
the afternoon, when September was
marked up lc higher. i
Holders OF provisions unloaded
freely, owing to the Unexpectedly large
receipts Of hogs and the consequent
decline OF 10 to zoe In tho market
value Of the animals. There was no
outside buying orders Of conseq aence,
and prices OF October oil ort ribs
opened 71c lower. at IS 45, tumbled TO
IS 20, rallied to IS 80, recsded to S. 20,
aud at / O'Clock were s. 22i, net de.
cline OF SOC; later IS % was bid. About
SOC, goo pounds wers traded la. jam.
airy declined &c, and closed at 50 20.
Lard was offered more freely, add de.
clined 2l(45c; D Jtober sold ut 50 32i
@8 37i, and closed at 80 50; January,
50 40 Pork for January eold at $l2 20
OLE ga, and closed al sl2 22i bid.
The leading futures ranged 90 iol-
lows:
Wheat, No. 2-scptember opened
at 6sic, highest 69ta lowest este, clos.
ing at 89tI; October opened a. 69c,
highest 500 ), lowest 6Sic, closing at
code; Decembe. opened at 7lsa, high
est 72ic, lowest II ic, closing at 72t ;
May opened at 77i', highest 7sc, low.
est 77c, closing at 7Sc.
Corn, No. 2-Septenber opened al
Ale, highest 4lir, lowest 40ic, clos-
ing at Ale; October opened at lic,
hlphect 4lic, lowest 4lc, closing at
Ale; November opened at Al tc, high.
est 4llc, lowest 4ltc, closing at Al ci
May opened at 4lic, highest 4iic
lowest AL !, closing at al.
Oats, No. 2-Sep,embor opened a
25c, highest 25s, lowest 2)c, closini
at csc: October opened at 25ic, high
est este, lowest Oslo, closing ut 26ic
November opened at 25b, highes
2bk,, lows, 25ic, closing at 25kc; MAY
opsnod at 29i ;. Highest cote, lovest
29I :, closing NJ 2gi
Mes pork, per bbl-lear opened Al
g., highest fl2 O5, lowest Sill IS
clio ing nj Sli 90; Jsnuaiy opeuld "
Sl2 25, highes, SIC 27i, lowest sl2 20
closing at tl2 2ll
Lard, per 100 lDs-Ssp,enb opened
at 50 32i. highest 81 37l, owest 81 32i
closIgg 1t 50 35; October opened a.
50 32I, hlghse, o. 37I, lowest 80 1924
closing a. g. IS; November opened a
20 80, highes, 81 S2l, loves % 27i
clobing at 81 32i; January opened a
10 37., highest 81 $40, lowest ~ 30
closing ut ~ 3'4
Short ribs, per 100 lhs-Sspiembo
opened at u IS. highest IS IS, loves
IS 20, cloUing at Is %; Octobe
opened az s. 40, highett IS 40, loves
ss 20, closing at IS 20, Jluuai.
opened at 90 27I, highes, 81 ga, low
est 50 ia, closing nj 81 20.
Cash quotations were a. iollogs:
. Flour quiet and unchanged. No.
! spring wheat. 6Sia6slc; No. 3 0pun
wheai 66G67ic; No. 2 red, 70ic; M
2 corn, Ale; No. 2 oats, 26C
No. 9 rye, Ate; No. 2 barley, 76c; NJ
, naxseed, 81 GO; prime timothy soe'
81 20.
Mess pork, pfr bbl. si5@l6 q
lard, per 100 lbs, ~ $40; snort n
sldes, loose, IS 20Cds rs, dry Ea,to
shoulders, 6oxec, 80 25C9b 81; oho
/. clear side', boxed, IS COOS IS.
Whuky, oistillsrs' hnsntd good
per gallon, 81 10.
Sugar, cue loaf, &c; grabulaiC
g asked STANDARD A, II.
Receipls-Flour, 1000 brl.; whea
5000 bu; corn, $4,000 bui o.,
2b7,O00 bu; rye, 5000 bu; barle
1900 bu. BtipmsDts Flour, y
, 90 bris; wheat. l22 O0o bu; corn, ~,
q 600 bu; oats, g. 900 bu; rye, 900
barley, 02 90 bu
On the Produce Exchange today Il
Y butter market was steady AT 1908
inr creamery, aud l4td2Oc Tor dali
Esgs q IN at i6i ollie Tor fresh laid.
Ut. LOUIS, NO., September 2l.-Ylo
g. easy but unchanged. Wbeai-dropp
on L. during the carry part Of The -
sion, but recovered and closed ~
and "a ic better than yesterday. \
2 red, cash, 68 a 6Sic; October, 6si
6si', co ing a. 6S.l; November, Q
@7Oc. closing a 7Oir, nominal !
csmber, 7lt@7li clo0ing IT III
May, 7stCD7skc, closing NJ 49,,
Corn a shade eas.ei; October, 81
Z. closing NJ isle; November, sac, eli
Ing a. S7i Nay, 4Oi9tOic, closirg
= 0a.s dull; cash, 29lS2Sio; ostob
=. 2Si@23t'; May, 23i92S. closing
~ 23l@23hc.
~ Rye Gull and lowOr, 45ic
Bailey firm, fancy Wisconsin, 4.
75c. -
" Hay steady; timothy, il0@l6
prairie, "a b0@ll.
Bran quiet, 90.
Lad dull ; offered AZ ~ ia.
,I Eggs higher at l2i9l3c. Bat
~ steady for 10 ID grades creamery, 2
~ 2ie; dairy, l6a20i. O5rnmeAl esei
" Il 1902 10.
wbisky steady att %.
per PfOvinions dull and cay. Por
!, irregular new, tl5i strong N
fl6 30 Lard, IS 2b Dy salt ~
INK Boxed shoulders, on orders, 20
long clear, IS 10; clear ribs, W, %
,,l clear, 90 l2i. BAeon-Bos -, q sh'
81 der, 50 Is; long clea' w yitIgy
Gear ribs, 50 37iGs OO thoH GU
% $500 87i; hams, l2C9lE.
ana Recoipts-Flour, 5000 pfla wn
Dali $4,000 bu; corn, 20 OC 6u oss, VI
buj rye, none barley, lb.yo S. 6u' ,
The Shipments - Flour lo'@